Wassup, i just bought a gsr tranny and the kid had trouble taking the shift linkage off so he left it for me.

All i have to do is knock the "bitch" pin out and it comes off? Please help, thanks alot guys

 

find a punch the right diameter and your set. or if you wanna do it a hard way try a philips screwdriver.

 

what he said.. also use a drill bit with right diameter.. a screwdriver can widen the pin

 

8mm NON TAPERED punch.

i have a drill bit i use.
works like a charm every time.

 

I tried using a drill bit, and it didn't work because the point just made the pin expand more. Best thing to do is find a 8mm punch, readily available at your local hardware store.

 

Do NOT try to use a phillips head screwdriver as posted a bit earlier. I tried it and got this. Getting the bastard back out after it pushed itself through the pin was a hooker. Especially after the screwdriver handle came off. (yeah cheap screwdriver)

 

the tranny is off the car already, i don't know what i'm going to try and use to take this ****** out, maybe a screw driver because i don't have that drill bit

 

and i have to go from the bottom up right?

 

Naw you can go from top to bottom if the motor is already out. DO you have an air compressor? IF so go get an air hammer, problem will be solved. IF not ughh good luck

 

i just got it out, i used a screw driver and just banged it out, took like 5 minutes but finally came out. Thanks for everyones help

 

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You're probably going to need a new spring pin because that one is probably mangled to hell and back.

 

the correct i tool is a roll pin punch, use a 3m tapered. but i am standind on the floor with the car in the air it is a little easier. but a roll pin punch has a nipple that sits in the center os the pin as you hit it with the hammer.

 

I always use a A/C Compressor bolt.I found that to work good because it has a pointed end that fits perfectly into the "bitch" pin.Then the 12mm head of the bolt profides enough width to get a good hit on it.

 

You can also use a socket with and extension on it and it works very well. I believe its something really small like a 5mm, but I use a standard sized equivalent.

 

i use this tool as well and it is absolutely the best and fastest

 

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actually the one i got out is perfect, it slid out with no problems, i was just tapping lightly so nothing would happen. That's why it took 5 minutes, haha